The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-06-03
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r -N'N nay - HllSa1S Viit1tt''lNt, Stlc on
our streets.
Rev. j w. Bcli preached. nip tHyelcnt
memorial sermon, Sunday.
The school children had Il holiday
Monday-decoration day
Barnes county, this territory, pays
three cents apiece fpg gopher tails.
The front of II. S. Dans' store is
much improved by long needed coa, of
paint.
Tahrc a:e $50 newspapers published IN
Da!sutm,' Or which twenty five arc daily
papers.
Eugene Jameson. of Wilbur township.
lust y valuable horse during the storm
ihst week.
Misss Sanborn. of PulSwana, county
superintendent of schools. was in town
Wednesday.
The boys sly Is was too cold to make
IA Bohemian dance a blooming success
Monday night.
The G. a. II. boys speak in glowing
terms of their trca,mcss. in Chamberlain
Decoration day.
Fielding Manor will be presented
by home talent at Mitchell during the
tircmcn's tournament.
The advertised lie tor LIST now comes in
to this office signed. EMP. NJ. Grip,
l3olly Sewers, Clerk.
The fourth annual mccEin4 II the
South Dakota Dental Society convencs
at Watcrtown, June Z.
It's Balance to your pardner, and
swing on the corner" y caution the
way Stransky whirlcd en-.
a team driven by Chester Goodcll
caused quite scattering by taking run
through Main street Saturday
We notice load attc:s load of lumber
going out of town. an evidence that
farmers of Brulc county are here to stay
Col, Hamilton is fixing up n track in
his pasture north east of town. for the
amateur sports to ttnin their horses on.
Mr.. c. p L. Roberts has built Il stone
wall around his cemetery lot. filled l, in
etc, very much improving its appear
ance.
I Oar co!tnma$ are SO crowded with ads
this week rs - 'itE! the amount cf home
news 10 II nuyil smaller space than
usual
| Queer how tow always rusilcs
around for fire protection just after they
are burned ont. Alexandria for cx-
ample.
And still they come-wc fec;!n those
! fine rains on an average of two u week.
The prospects for crops are simply i'm
mcnsc.
Our agricultural implement dealers are
selling Il large mIhtcr OF toTn plows.
Natural resuEt-!ots of corn--lotS Of hogS
lots OF money.
The little girls of Kimball have formed
II base ball nine, and from all appear
anccs will soon BIC ah'e to equal il not
excel the 1st nine
The kids of the town amusc themselves
shooting dogs with 'nigger shooters.
It's all right boys 'ts long as the own
cr> are not around.
The water from the artcsiam we'll has
tbeea t,Irncd SO rs TO run south, with tit
idea Of draiAing the lake and raising the
dam on he west end.
The sclicHl close ItfS @t!'k for Tia,
Summer vacation, two weeks Garlic
than usual TO ilow the contractors /,
work on the building.
a Kentucky astronomer has sishte,
the reappcarancc tf the star of Bcthlc
hem. l, is quite brilliant, ana is now il
the northwestern heavens.
Mr.. G. w. Sewers desires to express
his thanks, through the columns of ih,
GRArngC, to all those who rendered nj,
at the burning of his barn Saturday.
The elegant and tasty programme an,
souvenir cards :otttn 6ht " the Cd,
Fellows for their banquet and hall dcdi
office.
Now is the time the small boy HE
himself away to artesiam lake. with hi
pants rolled up and n spool of thread AM
n bent pin. searching for tbs festive bull
head
Mr.. J. G. Wallace. one of our thoroug
farmers, living just east of town, brougl
into our office Saturday sample bunc
of rye which stands ) feet high He liza
about 10 acres of that kind.
Life: Joh9, wish you'd get me
. raw hide OF Il Shinglc. want to span
r VIII e. quoth st. Louis malroi
d Why not use my slipper. Mary "Ol
. l only want to spank him; don't wa,
to ctush hiiH"
All from ki:nhail who have been int
Chas. Mix county this spring say til;
T the crops in that county look simpl
grand. all of which is almost as plcasin
d as though the crops were in our ow
3 county. as Kimball draws II big trad
from Chas Mix
An exchange sizes the thiHg up an
says: No business fi'an does 50 mnr
credit business in proportion 10 lis cap
tai rs the publisher of Il country new
paper, nor does anyone wait on his deb
T. orS so long for his pay although lis c,
pcnses are all clean cash nj the end
every month.
Miss Matte A. Turner. of Rec 1Ic:sN.
is in town seeking 10 establish II cream
cry here. The project is good one n:
should receive the hearty cooperate
of every farmer and business man of 'h
community. suah ~ enterprise wonl
add grcs'nt 10 the towr's fep&taii'
y abroad. and business al home. and no
is the time to strike nndc ~ il throng
J An Iowa editor lids himself of Il
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